HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-08-16, Page 14Coming Events
Clinton and area residents will be in for a death-defying auto thrill show on August 29 when
the Imperial Hell Drivers come to town for one performance at the Clinton Raceway. Spon-
sored by the Huron Central Agricultural Society and the Clinton Kinsmen, the show offers
thrills and near suicide crashes.
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Controls wrong
"The Federal government
was wrong to succumb to
demands by opposition mem-
bers and the media for controls
on exports of beef and pork,"
says Bruce Taylor, executive
member, Ontario Federation of
Agriculture. Taylor is a
livestock producer in En-
niskillen, Ontario.
"Controlling the export of
beef and pork will put chaos
into the market place," protests
Taylor, "It is regrettable that
the Federal government yielded
to the artificial pressures of the
opposition and the media.
Yesterday, the government
cut off all exports of live cattle
and hogs, fresh, chilled, and
frozen pork and beef. A permit
system is promised so existing
orders can be filled.
Taylor claims the permit
system could be a long time in
coming. "In the meantime, the
border is closed, and packers
are jumping at the chance to
slice a few dollars off the price
to the farmer."
He warned, "The result of in-
terfering in the market place is
a slap in the face to farmers. It
does not . take many blunders
like this to destroy the con-
fidence of farmers in the future,
and could ultimately reduce
the supply of meat on the
market, This is no idle threat
today, when meat supplies are
already 'tight;
"Prime Minister Pierre
Trudeau admits that the rail
strike is increasing the cost of
food. He would be doing
something constructive if he
brought the strike to an im-
mediate end so that food can be
distributed across the nation.
Curtailing exports merely adds
more disruption to an already
chaotic marketing system."
IMPERIAL
HELL
DRIVERS
BINGO, Aug. 21 Huron Fish
and Game Club, 8;30 p.m,
Jackpot 451-00 in 57:' numbers.
Six, door prizes-4-29
CLINTON HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY GARDEN TOUR
will meet at Clinton Credit
Union parking lot, ,August 18,
at 1:30 p.m. Bring one dish for
Pot Luck picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnett. Tea
and coffee supplied, Phone 482-
9356 or 482-7896 for further in-
formation. If it rains the event
is cancelled.-33b
HANOVER HOLIDAY FALL
TOURS -
September 15, 15 day jet air, private
motor coach, direct from this area
to Phoenix, Arizona (Day excursion
to old Mexico) then to Grand
Canyon, Page, Zion National Park,
Las Vegas, .Los Angeles
(Disneyland), Hollywood. Monterey,
Yosemite National Park, then San
Francisco, Our fifth such deluxe
tour. Fully escorted, An ideal time
to visit Arizona and California.
16 day British Isles Tour - spending
1 week in southern Ireland, in-
cluding a day at the International
Plowing Match in Wexford Ireland,
then to Scotland, Edinburgh, Aber.
deen, Inverness, Fort William, then
to London. This tour leaves Septem-
ber 30, returning October 15.
4 day Lake Placid, Tupper Lake
tour, October 1.
September 17 5 day north country
tour, Sudbury, Soo, Agawa Canyon,
via train, Mackinac Island, and
Frankenmuth.
September 16 and September 23 -
13 day Maritimes Motor Coach
Tours, limited space available,
September 8 - 19 day Newfoun-
dland Tour.
October 5 - Thanksgiving weekend
tour to Nashville, Washington,
Boston and Plymouth.
Fall vacation to Hawaii, Bermuda,
Freeport, and Jamaica cruise, space
now available for winter vacations
Domestic and International Airline
Flights reservations, for confir-
mation and brochures contact
HANOVER TRAVEL SERVICE,
BOX 126, HANOVER. 1-800-265-
3007. Toll free.-33
ST. JAMES CHURCH, Mid-
dleton, welcomes you to their
second annual outdoor church
service and smorgasbord picnic
at Stewart. Middleton's park,
on Sunday, Aug. 26th at 11
A,M, The Rector, The Rev.
George Youmatoff in charge.
Special music by the "Doherty
Bros." and the "Bradley
Bunch". Everyone welcome.
Please bring chairs, plates and
cutlery.-33p
JUNIOR GARDENERS
WORKSHOP for the Aug. 24
"Flower Show" at the home of
Margaret Sloman, 344 Matilda
St. at 7 p.m. on Aug. 20, Next
Junior Gardener meeting at the
Town Hall on September 13 at
4:30 p.m.-33p
CASH BINGO, Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, Aug. 17, 8:15
p.m. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75 jackpot to go.
Door prizes. Admission $1.00.
Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds
welfare work.-33
At. Hully ,Varna:
August 12 - Mini Bike grand
prix and drag.
August 17 and 18 - Arctic Cat
"Open House" (fashion show).
August 18 - Tom Collins trio.
August 19 - Moto Cross.
August 25 - Lesperance. Trio.
August 26 - Snowmobile grass
drag.-32b
CASH BINGO, Legion Hall,
Seaforth, Friday, Aug, 17, 8:15
p.m. Regular games, $10; three
$25 games; $75 jackpot to go.
Door prizes. Admission $1.00.
Auspices Branch 156, Proceeds
welfare work.-30
NEW BINGO, Clinton Legion
_Hall 8:30 Aug. 9. Admission
$1.00; fifteen regular games
$10.00 each. Three Share-the-
Wealth games, One Jackpot
for $180 in 57 calls. Con-
solation. One call and $10 ad-
ded weekly if not won.
One of Canada's top auto
thrill shows, the all new Im-
perial Hell Drivers will be
coming to Clinton at the
Racetrack on August 29 at 8
p.m„ under the sponsorship of
the Huron Central Agricultural
Society and the Clinton Kin-
smen.
To start off a thrilling perfor-
mance, such drives as Paul
Riddell, Natch Miller,, Buddy
Young and Doug Brett will be
putting the fleet of shiny new
1973 Dodges and Plymouths
through their paces. Featured
this year is Danny Ford,. the
motorcycle maniac who will
leap his roaring machine
'through space from ramp to
ramp.
To keep things moving at a
rapid pace, Ko-ko and his
The Miss CNE, "Sweetheart
of the Fair" contest, at the
main bandshell on August 15th
featured about 75 fall and
spring fair Queens from across
Ontario. The winner received a
free flight to the Calgary Stam-
pede, courtesy of Air Canada;
$1000 cash from the Sweetheart
.Soap Division of the Purex Cor-
poration, plus many other
prizes.
The three day Junior Horse
Show also began yesterday.
This year fruit and vegetables
have been moved from the
Coliseum to the Horticultural
Building, Egg producers will
woo visitors with a display that
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Krazy Kar will keep young and
old amused with his antics. Af-
ter a number of crash events,
where used cars end up ready
for the crusher, a surprise is in
for all who attend.
A death defying stunt man
will tempt suicide by leaping a
car over a highway transport
semi-trailer truck, not
sideways, but over its total
length. Fans are invited to
bring their cameras to get a
shot of this unique event. From
where the car starts up the
take-off ramp to where it comes
back to earth, a distance of
over 100 feet is spanned.
The drivers will be pleased to
meet any fans on the raceway
after the performance to an-
swer any questions there might
shows consumers what it costs
to produce eggs for the market.
Another highlight of this
years show will be the "Moo-
ternity Ward" where people
will be able to watch the birth
of a calf, CNE officials have
been able to purchase
registered Holsteins in suf-
ficient number to assure a birth
a day for the duration. Cows
and calves will be auctioned
together at the end of the
Show.
Poultry and pet stock judging
begins on Priday, but the prize
birds and animals will be on
display all week. Cage bird
judging is on Monday, Aug. 20.
The Pony Society Futurity
begins on Sunday; the National
Horse Show starts on Monday.
Competition to chose the On-
tario Dairy Princess begins on
Tuesday 21st in the small
judging ring and runs until
Wednesday August 29. Finals
will be held in the main Show
Ring of the Coliseum. Judging
of market cattle begins Mon-
day, August 27th.
Shetland Pony and Arabian
Horse judging is on Sunday;
Hackney Horse and Hackney
Pony Futurity on Monday,
August 20. Welsh Pony and
Saddle. Horse and the
Canadian Hackney Junior
Driving events are scheduled to
begin on the same day.
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what suits your bottle best.
Special clearance on some
of our panels to make room for
1973-74 stock
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Tickets for the event are
available from any Kinsman or
from any director of the
Agricultural Society. Adults
are $2 and children under 12
are free when accompanied by
an adult, There will be several
prizes given away to those with
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